Random Picker Wheel

Enter one name, choice, task, food, activity, or other option on each line. The wheel updates from your list and supports between 2 and 100 non-empty entries. Blank lines are ignored.

Select Spin the wheel to choose one entry. The wheel rotates before revealing the selected result, making the choice easy to follow when the screen is being shared with a class, group, or audience.

Use Load sample to restore the example food choices or Clear to start with an empty wheel.

After a spin, choose Remove winner when the selected entry should not appear in later rounds. Only that exact entry is removed from the list.

Choose Keep winner when every option should remain available for the next spin. Keeping a winner clears the displayed result without changing the wheel entries.

This makes the wheel useful for both independent spins, where an option can win more than once, and elimination-style activities, where each selected entry is manually removed before the next round.

Every non-empty line receives one separate place in the selection pool. If the same label is entered more than once, each copy remains an independent entry.

For example, entering Read once and Exercise twice gives Exercise two eligible entries while Read has one. Exercise therefore has a greater overall chance of being displayed, even though every individual entry is treated equally.

When a repeated label wins, the result identifies its entry position. Removing the winner deletes only the selected copy rather than every line with the same text.

Teachers can enter student names to choose who answers next, add lesson topics for review, or select an activity for the class. Removing each selected name helps prevent the same student from being chosen again during that round.

In meetings or presentations, use the wheel to decide speaking order, assign the next topic, select a volunteer, or choose which question the group will discuss.

Fullscreen mode enlarges the wheel workspace for a projector, shared display, or presentation. The option editor and recent-winner list remain available within the fullscreen view.

A picker wheel is useful when several acceptable choices are available and no one wants to make the final decision. Add restaurants, meals, films, games, chores, destinations, exercises, or weekend activities and let the wheel choose one.

For games, enter challenges, characters, teams, questions, or actions. Keep winners when repeated outcomes are allowed, or remove each result to work through the list without selecting the same entry twice.

The wheel is intended to make ordinary decisions and informal group activities clearer and more engaging. It should not replace judgment when a decision involves safety, money, health, legal rights, or other meaningful consequences.

The Recent winners list records the latest 20 completed spins, with the selected label and its entry position at the time of selection. Use Reset history to clear this list without changing the current wheel.

Sound is off by default. When enabled, the tool attempts to play a short completion tone after the result appears. The sound preference may remain on your device, but the wheel entries and winner history do not.

Fullscreen mode affects the wheel workspace only. Browser restrictions may prevent fullscreen or audio from working, but neither feature is required to select a result.

The selected entry is determined from the current parsed list before the wheel begins its visual movement. The animation then rotates the wheel to the chosen segment and reveals the result when the spin finishes.

Each entry index is eligible once per spin. Because repeated labels occupy separate indexes, the wheel treats them as separate chances rather than merging identical text.

Random selection and wheel processing happen in your browser. This is appropriate for everyday decisions, classroom participation, games, and informal activities, but it is not an independently audited drawing system for regulated contests or high-stakes selections.